Примеры использования Main source of drinking water на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Main source of drinking water.
Wells are the main source of drinking water.
This role of forests and wetlands is particularly important as many UNECE countries depend on groundwater as their main source of drinking water.
The main source of drinking water is wells.
Many countries depend on groundwater as their main source of drinking water.
The main source of drinking water is local water systems.
Occupied housing units by type of housing unit and main source of drinking water for selected cities.
The main source of drinking water used by the water distribution system is groundwater.
Occupied housing units by type of housing unit, main source of drinking water and urban/rural location.
In rural areas, the main source of drinking water is from an unprotected well or spring(25%), compared to urban areas, where source of drinking water is from household taps 42.
Polluted sites are seen as a real danger for aquifers that are a main source of drinking water and, consequently, as a threat to human health.
Groundwater, which is the main source of drinking water supply for the population, is also exposed to pollution.
The spacious courtyard of the monastery contains the only remaining well that had for centuries served as the main source of drinking water for the monks.
Until 1956, it was the main source of drinking water for the local community.
One of the principal reasons for this high level of morbidity is pollution of the environment, especially reservoirs,which are the main source of drinking water and are not kept properly clean.
The Arabian Gulf was also a main source of drinking water where the seawater underwent the process of desalination.
Out of a total of 91,251 households there were 22,396 who reported that their main source of drinking water was a river or stream and 32,042 that reported their main source was a communal standpipe.
In almost all regions of Tajikistan the main source of drinking water in rural areas is water supply line in the street, except for the DRS where the majorityof respondents- 25% get water from the supply tap in their home.
Underground water deposits remain the main source of drinking water, providing 90 per cent of the water supply system.
By 1998, 2.6 million or27% of the population had access to boreholes as their main source of drinking water. 25% of the rural areas, drew drinking water from unprotected wells. 21% used either piped water or communal standpipes.
In Namibia the main sources of drinking water are piped water, boreholes, protected wells, stagnant water and flowing water/rivers.
Answering the first question, the survey participants had to name main sources of drinking water at their АО and to point out provision of potable water to their families.
Piped water is the most common source of drinking water in the Mountains and Hills whereas hand pump, deep tube well andprotected dug well are the main sources of drinking water in the Terai areas.
Due to a decrease of river flow, industrial wastewater discharges from Ust-Kamenogorsk(Kazakhstan) have a more pronounced negative effect on the pollution level in the Irtysh,the quality of drinking water supplied to Semipalatinsk and Pavlodar, and the water transfer through the Irtysh-Karaganta Canal which is the main source of water supply to Central Kazakhstan.
One of the main tasks is the biological control and safety of drinking water from surface and ground sources, agricultural soil and food products.
In the DRS respondents considered the necessity to go far for fetching the drinking water(44.5%),breakdown of drinking water source(35.2%), as well as contamination of drinking water sources(21.6%) as the main issues.
The problem of drinking water deficiency in the southern regions of Russia(at the North Caucasus) can be solved by the construction of a large-diameter and long water main for water transportation from the artesian sources located in the Karachay-Cherkessia Republic.
The main environmental source of human exposure is food and, to a lesser extent, drinking water.
Neither the authorities northe local people consider these obvious signs of degradation of the main sources of drinking and technical water of the country.
The stations can be selected from the national monitoring network on the basis of jointstated criteria(e.g. location upstream/downstream of an international border, upstream of confluence of the main river with its tributaries, or main river with the sea, downstream of major pollution sources, upstream of important drinking water abstraction, existence of shared aquifers etc.);